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I'd like to do something like this inside PBI:
import pandas as pd import numpy as np proc = cad_processo moeda = tab_moeda_data def name_of_the_function(proc, moeda): df = code... return df
Now I'll explain more in-depth what I'm doing:
I'm in a table called cad_processo, I need to apply a very complex function to create a column in cad_processo, but in order to create this new column, I need another table called tab_moeda_data.
I tried what was explained in the post I quoted before, but I wasn't able to achieve nothing so far.
In theory it's simple, import 2 tables and apply a function to create a new column, but I'm not being able to import this second table (tab_moeda_data) into the cad_processo to apply the function.
*I know that cad_processo is called dataset in this case I only need to import another table (tab_moeda_data) to apply the function, that's it.
Can anyone help me?
Yes, I already tried.
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